When a Condominium or Community Association sustains property damage as a result of defective construction, the Association’s manager and Board of Directors have the responsibility to report and pursue a construction defect claim with the general contractor/builder that originally constructed the Association.

If you are a member of a Community Managed Association, Homeowners Association, or one of the Board of Directors of your Association, you may not be familiar with the complex laws surrounding construction defect claims and property damage disputes in a condominium, apartment, townhome, or other similar association setting.

Complications with construction defect claims can be amplified if the damage extends to more than one – or even all – units within a complex. The experienced construction defect attorneys at Nutter Law Group can help you make sure that your rights are protected and your interests prioritized in the event of a loss due to faulty construction.

As a result of our extensive experience with association claims, the attorneys at Nutter Law Group are often called upon by condominium or community association boards, general counsel, or property managers to assist with all types of construction defect claims. We have helped associations navigate how to effectively protect the Association while balancing the duty to protect the interests of the individual unit owners.

Our attorneys work closely with qualified engineering experts and contractors to evaluate whether the Association property was built in compliance with the applicable building codes and standards of care. Our firm advances the cost of this testing.